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JOHN P. AASEN
On October 11, 1883, John P. Aasen of Norden was married to Mary Berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Berg.
The newly married couple settled on what is now known as the Big Grorud farm, where they lived for five years. They then bought the farm in Norden which was their home for thirty years. In 1920, having sold their farm, Mr. and Mrs. Aasen made their home in Whitehall, Wisconsin, where they have made their home since.
Mary died in 1927.
Both are buried in the Norden cemetery. (Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery)
JOHN P. AASEN
On October 11, 1883, John P. Aasen of Norden was married to Mary Berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Berg.
The newly married couple settled on what is now known as the Big Grorud farm, where they lived for five years. They then bought the farm in Norden which was their home for thirty years. In 1920, having sold their farm, Mr. and Mrs. Aasen made their home in Whitehall, Wisconsin, where they have made their home since.
Mary died in 1927.
Both are buried in the Norden cemetery. (Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery)
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JOHN P. AASEN
On October 11, 1883, John P. Aasen of Norden was married to Mary Berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Berg.
The newly married couple settled on what is now known as the Big Grorud farm, where they lived for five years. They then bought the farm in Norden which was their home for thirty years. In 1920, having sold their farm, Mr. and Mrs. Aasen made their home in Whitehall, Wisconsin, where they have made their home since.
Mary died in 1927.
Both are buried in the Norden cemetery. (Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery)
JOHN P. AASEN
On October 11, 1883, John P. Aasen of Norden was married to Mary Berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Berg.
The newly married couple settled on what is now known as the Big Grorud farm, where they lived for five years. They then bought the farm in Norden which was their home for thirty years. In 1920, having sold their farm, Mr. and Mrs. Aasen made their home in Whitehall, Wisconsin, where they have made their home since.
Mary died in 1927.
Both are buried in the Norden cemetery. (Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery)
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